A sweeper-scrubber may suit sites where dry debris and wet scrubbing are both part of the cleaning scope. The right choice depends on debris type, floor conditions, route, shift and service plan.
Confirm the soil and cleaning sequence
Describe the debris, dust, spills and cleaning frequency. Ask how the selected configuration handles the site’s actual debris and whether pre-sweeping or a separate pass is still needed.
Map the route and access limits
Check aisle width, turning areas, slopes, door clearances, storage and transport between sites. Confirm complete machine dimensions and gradeability from the model documentation.
Compare shift requirements
Review working width, tank capacities, battery setup, runtime and rated productivity as reference figures. Real output depends on route turns, soil, obstacles, operator practice and refill or charging time.
Plan operation and maintenance
Check operator training, daily cleaning tasks, brushes, squeegee parts, filters and access to wear components. Ask the supplier for a maintenance schedule and parts list for the specific model.
Run a representative trial
If practical, record route time, cleaning result, debris pickup, refills, charging interruptions and operator feedback on the same type of site before choosing a fleet configuration.
Discuss a project with WeClean
Share the site conditions and shift plan to request a model recommendation. Confirm the included configuration and consumables in a written quote.
Product pricing: Request a quote.